Bai Li Du Juan, the most beautiful bloom!

Bi Jie, you really know how to enjoy the flowers. The mountain flowers of Bai Li Du Juan have bloomed, and missing them means waiting more than a year. Talking to the sightseeing car driver, he said that this year is the most luxuriant bloom in 12 years. Spring is harmonious and the scenery is bright, it's just the right time for Qingming outings. But it's really frustrating without proper preparation. Take advice, don't take the wrong path. 📍Address: First of all, the Bai Li Du Juan Scenic Area is located between Da Fang and Qian Xi in Bijie City, Guizhou Province, including Pu Di, Jin Po, Du Juan Hua Wang, and Jia Mu four scenic spots. The first two have scenic sightseeing cars, and the last two can only be visited by self-driving. This article only discusses Pu Di and Jin Po. 🎫Ticket: The full price for adults is 130 yuan, valid for 5 days after the first face recognition entry into the scenic area. The sightseeing car ticket is 70 yuan, and you can take unlimited rides with face recognition within 3 days. Tickets are booked in time slots, and the first activation must be within the reserved time slot, but you can enter the park at any time afterwards. 🚌Transportation: 1️⃣There are direct buses to the Tourist Distribution Center from Bijie, Da Fang, and Qian Xi high-speed rail stations. It's said to be every 2 hours, but actually, there are more buses prepared during these peak days, and they depart as soon as they are full. Early and late buses are guaranteed. Da Fang is the closest to the scenic area, but there are more high-speed trains from Guiyang to Qian Xi than to Da Fang. 2️⃣Key point❗️The Tourist Distribution Center is not the same as the scenic area entrance. Pu Di generally enters the scenic area from the West Gate Visitor Center. From the Distribution Center, take the free No. 1 City Scenic Bus (shuttle), and remember to get a wristband. To go from Pu Di to Jin Po, take the free shuttle at the Wu Cai Lu Visitor Center. 3️⃣Traffic control is in place near the scenic area, and taxis need to walk a few hundred meters. There are online car-hailing services, and it's been easy to get a ride these days. It might be difficult during peak times. 4️⃣The sightseeing cars in the scenic area operate from 7:30-20:00 on weekdays, and from 7:00-20:30 on Fridays to Sundays and holidays. These days, there are more waiting cars than people in line. The delay is due to face recognition and barrier guidance. Sometimes everyone lines up in one lane, while two or three face recognition devices are unused next to it. Just follow the guided routes when taking the sightseeing car. Walking is required between Zui Jiu Niu and Shu Hua Feng, and the scenery is extremely beautiful. 5️⃣Walking🚶‍♀️or scenic sightseeing car? If you can walk 20,000 steps a day, walking is no problem at all. If there's no queue for the sightseeing car, you can take it to save energy. If it's too crowded on holidays, it's only 1 kilometer to walk to Wu Cai Ting. Then, whether you walk towards Wu Cai Lu or Shu Hua Feng, it's a sea of flowers all the way. The scenic area signs are well made. The trails are quite narrow and can get congested when crowded. 🏠Accommodation: There are some hotels inside the West Gate of the scenic area, priced around 200 yuan, at the level of farm stays. There are some new apartments on the street outside the scenic area that seem to be a bit better. The newly opened Wan Feng is the best. 🌟Some suggestions: 1️⃣Off-peak thinking🤔. Since most direct buses or day trips don't leave until 8:30 and leave at the latest at 18:30, it means that the most beautiful mornings and evenings are less crowded. It's already very hot at noon now, so you can go back to the hotel for a nap. 2️⃣Pu Di or Jin Po? Or visit both? If there's no queue for the bus, it's feasible to run both scenic spots in one day. It's more comfortable to play for two or three days at a leisurely pace. Jin Po has a popular suspension bridge, and there are many travel groups. I think the best recent blooms are at Pu Di's Wu Cai Ting, Wu Cai Lu, and the highest point of the scenic area, Shu Hua Feng. There are spectacular large scenes, and low-hanging flower branches for portrait photography spots.